Difference between Archived and Existing Outbound delivery

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I am passing a deleted delivery into CDHDR table.
Normally if a document is deleted, CDHDR-CHANGE_IND field will be updated as "D". But it is appearing as "U" (Update).
But CDPOS-CHNGIND field correctly updated as "D" (Delete)
Is it a standard behaviour.
Regards,
Raja Durai

This seems to be standard behaviour. When you delete a delivery, the system will call function LIEFERUNG_WRITE_DOCUMENT in the update task to write the change documents. During the delete of the delivery, the function module is called here:
SAPMV50A FORM BELEG_CHANGE_DOCUMENTS
    CALL FUNCTION 'LIEFERUNG_WRITE_DOCUMENT' IN UPDATE TASK
         EXPORTING
              objectid                = lf_aenderungsobjekt
              tcode                   = sy-tcode
              utime                   = sy-uzeit
              udate                   = sy-datum
              username                = sy-uname
*             PLANNED_CHANGE_NUMBER   = ' '
*             OBJECT_CHANGE_INDICATOR = 'U'
*             PLANNED_OR_REAL_CHANGES = ' '
*             ICDTXT_LIEFERUNG        = ' '
              n_likp                  = ls_new_likp
              o_likp                  = ls_old_likp
              upd_likp                = lf_upd_likp
              upd_lips                = lf_upd_lips
              upd_vbpa                = lf_upd_vbpa
              n_vbuk                  = ls_new_vbuk
              o_vbuk                  = ls_old_vbuk
              upd_vbuk                = lf_upd_vbuk
The data object " OBJECT_CHANGE_INDICATOR" is the one that holds the value that will eventually end up in field CDHDR-CHANGE_IND. At the above code, you can see the delivery deletion program does not pass anything to this data object (OBJECT_CHANGE_INDICATOR = 'U' is commented out). However, when nothing is passed to this data object by the calling program, the system will autmoatically fill the field with "U"; you can see this by displaying the import parameters of FM LIEFERUNG_WRITE_DOCUMENT in SE37.
For the system to write a value of "D", the delivery program would have to call function 'LIEFERUNG_WRITE_DOCUMENT' like this:
    CALL FUNCTION 'LIEFERUNG_WRITE_DOCUMENT' IN UPDATE TASK
         EXPORTING
              objectid                = lf_aenderungsobjekt
              tcode                   = sy-tcode
              utime                   = sy-uzeit
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              username                = sy-uname
*             PLANNED_CHANGE_NUMBER   = ' '
             OBJECT_CHANGE_INDICATOR = 'D'
*             PLANNED_OR_REAL_CHANGES = ' '
*             ICDTXT_LIEFERUNG        = ' '
              n_likp                  = ls_new_likp
              o_likp                  = ls_old_likp
              upd_likp                = lf_upd_likp
              upd_lips                = lf_upd_lips
              upd_vbpa                = lf_upd_vbpa
              n_vbuk                  = ls_new_vbuk
              o_vbuk                  = ls_old_vbuk
              upd_vbuk                = lf_upd_vbuk
I do not think this would be considered a bug however and believe the system behaviour you are seeing is probably considered standard behaviour.

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